Muzaffarnagar is a city in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is also the headquarters of Muzaffarnagar district.
History:
According to the history and revenue evidence, the King of Delhi, Shah Jahan, gave the paragana named Sarvat (SARVAT) to his Sardar Syed Mujaffar Khan in the jagir where in 1633 he and his son Munawar Lashkar Khan named Mujaffar Nagar This city settled.
But the history of this place is very old. Situated on the banks of the Kali river, there is a strong relic of Harappa-carpet civilization in the village of Mandi in Sadar Tahsil. For more information, the Indian Survey Department is doing excavation work there. Jewelry and gold jewelery like precious jewelery and precious gems show that this place was the center of trade in ancient times. This place is also described in the Persian history of Timur invasion. The Bawannara Bridge, built over the Kali river on Saharanpur road, six kilometers from the city, was built by Sher Shah Suri in about 1512 AD. Sher Shah Suri was seated on Delhi's throne by defeating the Mughal emperor Humayun at that time. He had constructed the road for the arrival of Army LeT, which later became known as Grant Trunk Road. Bawn Pass Bridge is on this route. It is believed that it was designed at that time that even if there was a severe flood in the Kali river, water could not cross the bridge. A total of 52 passes have been made in the bridge. Due to being shabby now it is not being used. In the village of Sheelah, Sher-shah Suri was constructed for the encampment of the army. The fort made of Lakhori brick of this citadel is still present.
The mazar of Syed Mahmud Ali Khan located in village Garhi Mereda is an example of the workmanship of Mughalakal. The 400-year-old mazar and the Bay's wells located in the village are supervised by the Archeology Department. After the death of Mughal Emperor Aur Gazeb, when there was no ruler to oversee the affairs of the Mughal Empire at Delhi's throne, then Sayyid Bundu of Janshak was considered a celebrated personality at that time. Without his will, no ruler could sit on Delhi's throne. Zahedar Shah and Mohammad Shah Rangeela were made the ruler of Delhi by the Syed brothers. One of these Syed brothers was named Syed Mahmud Khan. They are located in the mazar cage. In which the Mughal karigi is visible In relation to the well-known Syed Mahmood Ali Khan's mazar 400 years old and the wells of ancient Bay, Kidavadanti is said that both were constructed by the artisans at the same night. After staying in Mughal occupation for a long time, the East India Company made Muzaffar Nagar district in 1826. In the freedom struggle of 1857, Mohar Singh of Shamli and Syed-Pathans of Thana Bhavan defeated Shamli Tehsil by defeating Angazas, but the British suppressed the rebellion by brutally retrieving Shamli.
The office of the Indian National Congress was opened on 6th April 1919 under the leadership of Dr. Babu Ram Garg, Ugar Sen, Keshav Gupta, and Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya, Mahatma Gandhi, Moti Lal Nehru, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sarojini Naidu, Subhash Chandra Bose etc. Leaders visited Muzzafar Nagar from time to time. Buddhists from Khatauli Pandit Sundar Lal, Lala Hardayal, Shanti Narayan etc. took part in the freedom movement. On 15th August 1947, freedom of the Keshav Gupta was flagged off for the tricolor at the residence of Keshav Gupta. There is a village two kilometers away from Muzaffarnagar and there are villages with Mustafabad and this is called Pachanda, it is said that in Pachenda village Mahabharata, the army of Pandava Pandava The site was, in the west of Mustafabad, there is a hill called Pandawali, where Pandava's army was under way, and in the east there is Kurawali where the army of Kauravas was camped. Mr. Temple a Mahabartkalin Bero in Pchenda and Devi are also located
Major locations:
Purchase:
It is located on a Uttarakhand border. This place is famous for street jams and lakes. The division is divided into two parts: NH-58. The main haven of Uttar Pradesh transport in Purakazi. Ganga river also flows near this.
sukrtal:
This place is considered a famous religious place of Hindus. Located on the banks of river Ganga, the Venus is located 30 kilometers from the district headquarter. It is said that at this place only Maharishi Sukhdev Ji had described Bhagwat Gita after Abhimanyu's son and Arjun's grandson King Parikshit. A temple was built below the tree under the tree. Sitting down under this tree Sukhdev used to tell about Bhagwat Geeta. Within the Sukhdev temple, there is also a Yagya. The King used to hear Bhagwat Geeta from Maharaja Sukhdev Ji. Apart from this, 35 feet high statue of God Ganesha is also installed here. At the same time, this place has a statue of Akshaya Vata and Lord Hanuman Ji's 72 feet high statue. It is situated on the banks of the Ganges where many lakhs of foreign visitors come from abroad.
Muzaffarnagar:
Located on the banks of the Kali river, Muzaffarnagar city is located 120 km north-east of New Delhi. This city was founded by Khan-e-Jahan in 1633 AD. The name of this place is named after his father Muzaffar Khan.
Khatauli:
Khatauli is a city located in Muzaffarnagar. This place can be reached by 21 kilometers from Muzaffarnagar and by National Highway 58. The Jain temple located here is quite beautiful. Apart from this, there is also a large inn. They are built by Shah Jahan
History:
According to the history and revenue evidence, the King of Delhi, Shah Jahan, gave the paragana named Sarvat (SARVAT) to his Sardar Syed Mujaffar Khan in the jagir where in 1633 he and his son Munawar Lashkar Khan named Mujaffar Nagar This city settled.
But the history of this place is very old. Situated on the banks of the Kali river, there is a strong relic of Harappa-carpet civilization in the village of Mandi in Sadar Tahsil. For more information, the Indian Survey Department is doing excavation work there. Jewelry and gold jewelery like precious jewelery and precious gems show that this place was the center of trade in ancient times. This place is also described in the Persian history of Timur invasion. The Bawannara Bridge, built over the Kali river on Saharanpur road, six kilometers from the city, was built by Sher Shah Suri in about 1512 AD. Sher Shah Suri was seated on Delhi's throne by defeating the Mughal emperor Humayun at that time. He had constructed the road for the arrival of Army LeT, which later became known as Grant Trunk Road. Bawn Pass Bridge is on this route. It is believed that it was designed at that time that even if there was a severe flood in the Kali river, water could not cross the bridge. A total of 52 passes have been made in the bridge. Due to being shabby now it is not being used. In the village of Sheelah, Sher-shah Suri was constructed for the encampment of the army. The fort made of Lakhori brick of this citadel is still present.
The mazar of Syed Mahmud Ali Khan located in village Garhi Mereda is an example of the workmanship of Mughalakal. The 400-year-old mazar and the Bay's wells located in the village are supervised by the Archeology Department. After the death of Mughal Emperor Aur Gazeb, when there was no ruler to oversee the affairs of the Mughal Empire at Delhi's throne, then Sayyid Bundu of Janshak was considered a celebrated personality at that time. Without his will, no ruler could sit on Delhi's throne. Zahedar Shah and Mohammad Shah Rangeela were made the ruler of Delhi by the Syed brothers. One of these Syed brothers was named Syed Mahmud Khan. They are located in the mazar cage. In which the Mughal karigi is visible In relation to the well-known Syed Mahmood Ali Khan's mazar 400 years old and the wells of ancient Bay, Kidavadanti is said that both were constructed by the artisans at the same night. After staying in Mughal occupation for a long time, the East India Company made Muzaffar Nagar district in 1826. In the freedom struggle of 1857, Mohar Singh of Shamli and Syed-Pathans of Thana Bhavan defeated Shamli Tehsil by defeating Angazas, but the British suppressed the rebellion by brutally retrieving Shamli.
The office of the Indian National Congress was opened on 6th April 1919 under the leadership of Dr. Babu Ram Garg, Ugar Sen, Keshav Gupta, and Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya, Mahatma Gandhi, Moti Lal Nehru, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sarojini Naidu, Subhash Chandra Bose etc. Leaders visited Muzzafar Nagar from time to time. Buddhists from Khatauli Pandit Sundar Lal, Lala Hardayal, Shanti Narayan etc. took part in the freedom movement. On 15th August 1947, freedom of the Keshav Gupta was flagged off for the tricolor at the residence of Keshav Gupta. There is a village two kilometers away from Muzaffarnagar and there are villages with Mustafabad and this is called Pachanda, it is said that in Pachenda village Mahabharata, the army of Pandava Pandava The site was, in the west of Mustafabad, there is a hill called Pandawali, where Pandava's army was under way, and in the east there is Kurawali where the army of Kauravas was camped. Mr. Temple a Mahabartkalin Bero in Pchenda and Devi are also located
Major locations:
Purchase:
It is located on a Uttarakhand border. This place is famous for street jams and lakes. The division is divided into two parts: NH-58. The main haven of Uttar Pradesh transport in Purakazi. Ganga river also flows near this.
sukrtal:
This place is considered a famous religious place of Hindus. Located on the banks of river Ganga, the Venus is located 30 kilometers from the district headquarter. It is said that at this place only Maharishi Sukhdev Ji had described Bhagwat Gita after Abhimanyu's son and Arjun's grandson King Parikshit. A temple was built below the tree under the tree. Sitting down under this tree Sukhdev used to tell about Bhagwat Geeta. Within the Sukhdev temple, there is also a Yagya. The King used to hear Bhagwat Geeta from Maharaja Sukhdev Ji. Apart from this, 35 feet high statue of God Ganesha is also installed here. At the same time, this place has a statue of Akshaya Vata and Lord Hanuman Ji's 72 feet high statue. It is situated on the banks of the Ganges where many lakhs of foreign visitors come from abroad.
Muzaffarnagar:
Located on the banks of the Kali river, Muzaffarnagar city is located 120 km north-east of New Delhi. This city was founded by Khan-e-Jahan in 1633 AD. The name of this place is named after his father Muzaffar Khan.
Khatauli:
Khatauli is a city located in Muzaffarnagar. This place can be reached by 21 kilometers from Muzaffarnagar and by National Highway 58. The Jain temple located here is quite beautiful. Apart from this, there is also a large inn. They are built by Shah Jahan
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